Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-06
TELEGRAPH.


 PARIS. Aug. l-BoulaDger t.legrsphsd hIs sesonds to continue preparations for the duel it Ferry does not mske sn im- medIate apology.
 CHICAGO, Aug. l.-Mr s. Jhon. owner ot tue scaOOner Blake. and Vho is be- lieved to have personally sssists d Nc GarIsle's esckpe. was arrested tLis mofn- iug ard taken before magistrate aud EaIviug ex .mInAiion hs furnished bail for S2O 000. A warrant WAS also issued for ot. JOnn's supposed assistant ID tbe escape.
 ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. l-Immense migratory movements is proceeding ID central Russia. Peasants and farmers are gong m large numbers to western Siberia, where free pasture and sraole lands abound. The movement threat ems to result In 8 serious agricultural crisis. l; is reported the government IS about tO stop migration.
 SARSIA, Ont. Aug. l.-Boodler Mo Gsrrigle of Chicago landed here yester- day on the schooner Ed. Blake. having eluded the American polIce.
 LONDON Aug. 1.--Alfred Sawrey was hanged st Lancaster for the murder of his sweetheart He fought sRvsgely on the scsffOld but was oyerpovered.
 BUFFALO, July 30-A cleaner rsmed Albert Jones, on Friday night found behind the heater in postal oar e at the Grand Central depot six official euvel- opes that had been opened. but the:e were ID them & number of checks m tran sit for New York banks. Jones reported the matter and Rn investigation vss in stituted. all those knowing of the matter being instructed 10 keep quiet The checks found amounted to S4o00 and none had been stolen. There had teen DO money ID the envelopes. Cbiet Clerk Hove's theory IS that the bunch of lotters, through some mistake, fell upon the counter snd WAS overlooked when the other letters were pOuche3, and that some thief got into the car, discovered the letters, opened them. found ID the contents nothing but che ,ks and threw them behind the counter. The pouch il which the letters came from Alb my con- tained number of packages which are not disturbed. Howe does not think any of his crew did il. Car-cleaner Jones has been talking about his find in spite of iniunctions to the contrary snd told some of hls friends that be had found S25,000 for winch he expects biR reward.
 CIrY OF MExIcc, via Galveston, July 90-Cirave fears are felt here regarding the possible inundaiion of the capitol. ss there hsve been exceedingly heavy rains for the last few dsy 2. and lss: even ins maay uf the streets were submerged, ] sl k.f foods. The mouumeut near the cs'he- | drai this morning showed Lake Iezcoco to b. about five csutime;.es above the l level of the pibzs, and with ve-y little more raiu the lower parts cf the city
 would Incvlts0ly be inundated. To-day the sh ps ID some sec'I'Is gre being pumped out and the streets are parsly flooded. LaEe Tezcoco, into which the | 3rsinsge Of tie city is supposed Co How. ! e nl.ing uo vith dirt aud debris from
 the city. snd it is mo-. in2erst:7 that | ihe drainage pl-us be carried out wi'h
 the utmost eIre3iii .. Every partial | iuuniHtion would damage the c';y mil | hsu- of dJllar-. Tao centuries szu aU I Iu1uf4tion caused c loss here of $40. 70 I OoOCJU.
 CHICAGO, Aug. I-The msrke, for | 9Tice- are easy. There IS a good de
 nsnd for all f,uit arriving and receipts nave been liberal, tending to keep 1 prices about steady. Some of the fruits ! -eoeIyed during the week have been ID | poor order. especially the early Craw- | ford peaches and some of the plums and [ sweet water grapes. Bartlett pears and rTnIS prunes are ID especially fine coudi- ] rs sl per box FSS-,he former and $I 50 to $2 per box for the fss;sr. according to siz.. Columbis plums when iI-so;ott- order sell at Sl 50; sweet water grapes bling ffofn Sl to Sl 25, snd Crawford peaches SIPS 10 SlJO per box of twenty pounds weight, when In good condition,
 PITTssURG. Aug. IA fire occurred st the South Side this morning. by Shlch the glass manufacturing firms of ;. Mckee < Co, and k'nsoo t Co. sus- tsiDed total losses of Sl50.0OO The in- snrBnce amounts tc S15 UOO seversl hundred men will be temporarily thrown Ou; of employment.
 WAsHISGToS. August l.-The Presi. dent sad to-day that he felt II 10 be absolutely necessary that be should in ID every case request these cities which proposed to send delegations to Wash Ingion conveying invitations 10 visit them ID hIs western trip. to torego that formalIty and forward communication by mail. He fully appreciates ;he cordial spIri; which prompts such courtesy and that It Is very gratifying, but ii seems 10 him unnecessary that such journey for snch purpose at tbis hested season of the year should be undertaken; ID sd- di,ion to this consideration. be said it had been his purpose 10 feel free to absent himself from the capital and the White House ss be should feel dispO.ed during ihis month, snd 10 make DO en- agreements which would require hs presence here st any stated time. It is pro5able ttst be will lesye fere he lsst | day of September and 90 direct to et. | Louis snd from there 10 Kansas City, | S,. Paul. Minneapolis. MilN sukee. Chi csgo, Ns' hvIlle and Atlanta. The St | Lotus sud Atlanta days being fixed It | wlll not be practicable 70 devote much | frOC1 this programme. In journey will | be made by railway, the route of travel | be;Ueeu the cities nsmej, snd the dis | position of the President v \ be to see ss much O' the country and people on biz | rou'e ss will be consistent with the | limited time and fall srranseusnts.
 SAN FRASCIsco Aug l-Ths schoonsrs | ROssnus s2d Annie are la .Tlu the I SaniEich Islands. Tte Anuie left July 6;h. ;he isy s'ter tke steamer left from Horo.ulu, bl; sailing from smother is.Ruj. She brings no lgier news re- Esrdlug revolutionary toPics. The brig JCtn D. Sprsckels Is expected every hoC-. She wss st the port of Horolulu when the Girsns ssiisG. There has bssn rcuEb wssther on the Pacidc la.e- iy. BsfiinE winds and hizh ee.s have delay cd ssiiinE v, ssslE,